OSNET-a language for domain modeling

Domain analysis and domain modeling has been proved to be an important technique for accelerating application development. The major step in this process is to convert requirement specification into an appropriate conceptual model of the wanted application software. The former is usually given in so...

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Hauptverfasser:	Lu Ruqian, Jin Zhi, Liu Lin, Fan Guochuang, Chen Gang, Xun Xiaojin, Wang Sheng
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